An Australian high school teacher has come under investigation after identifying herself as a cat during class sessions, motivating the parents to protest themselves. According to a report in New York Post, The teacher of the Marsden State High School in Logan City, Queensland, allegedly focused on the students, licked the back of her hand and insisted that the students addressed her as “Miss Pure”.
On social media, images wore a teacher wearing a cat headband and a cord with the word “purr”.
A relative was quoted as an outlet, “she forces the children to call Miss Pureer and Cat Screch and Growle when they do not hear.”
“She sits in the classroom and licks her hands. It is absolutely disgusting. It needs to do something about it.”
In a Facebook post, a student’s mother alleged that the teacher made “his daughter” “did” for a lollipop (lollipop).
Another parents said, “It is more disappointing that we are sending mainstream school education, and education system to our children every day.”
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Internet reacts
Social media users were surprised by the teachers’ antics. While some expressed concern about the quality of education to the students, others jokingly made fun of the situation.
A user said, “You can’t make this stuff,” a user said, “It seems wild. If true, it is definitely questioning the professionalism in the classroom.”
One third remarked: “If I was the parents of a child in the classroom of this creature, I would say that my child is allergic and demanded appropriate measures to protect my child.”
After the snowball of the dispute, the Education Department spokesman told News.com.au Marsden State High School “was aware of the concerns of the parents and the principal addressed the issue directly with the teacher”.
“Teachers are conducted for the highest standards of professionalism and morality,” the statement said. This behavior is not acceptable in Queensland State Schools. “
